Old Town Court Homes for Sale

Old Town Court is a brick townhouse community in the Southwest Quadrant of Old Town Alexandria. Legally identified as Old Town Station, the neighborhood is located near South Henry Street and Wilkes Street in the 22314 ZIP code.

The community combines traditional Colonial architecture with private patios, landscaped common areas and assigned parking. Residents can walk to King Street, grocery stores, parks, restaurants and public transportation.

Ownership note: Despite occasionally being described online as a condominium community, Old Town Court primarily consists of fee-simple townhouses governed by the Old Town Station Owners Association.

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Browse current Old Town Court real estate listings to view available homes, interior details, property photographs and showing information. Listings may be identified under either Old Town Court or Old Town Station.

Old Town Court Fast Facts

• Location: Southwest Quadrant of Old Town Alexandria
• Address range: Approximately 401–465 Old Town Court
• ZIP code: 22314
• Jurisdiction: Independent City of Alexandria
• Legal subdivision: Old Town Station
• Property type: Fee-simple townhouses
• Delivered: Primarily 1979
• Architecture: Colonial-style brick townhouses
• Parking: Reserved or assigned spaces
• HOA: Old Town Station Owners Association

Old Town Court Real Estate

Old Town Court consists of interior and end-unit townhouses with two- and three-bedroom floor plans. Homes generally have two or three levels, and many include finished lower levels that expand the available living space.

Floor plans vary from compact residences to larger end units with additional bedrooms, bathrooms and recreation areas. The private community setting helps separate Old Town Court from the busier surrounding streets while preserving access to Old Town amenities.

Interior Features

Homes may include hardwood flooring, fireplaces, crown molding and separate or combined living and dining areas. Renovated properties can feature updated kitchens, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances and modern bathrooms.

Finished lower levels may provide recreation rooms, home offices, guest accommodations, laundry areas and storage. Certain residences have walkout access to private patios. Interior features and renovation quality differ by property.

Private Patios and Common Grounds

Many Old Town Court townhouses have fenced brick or hardscaped patios suitable for seating, gardening and outdoor dining. End-unit homes may provide additional windows, natural light and outdoor exposure.

The neighborhood also includes landscaped common grounds with mature trees, sidewalks and lighting. Owners should review HOA guidelines before changing fencing, landscaping or exterior architectural features.

Parking at Old Town Court

Properties typically include one or more reserved or assigned parking spaces. Some homes have direct access from their rear patios to the community parking area.

Parking allocations, guest spaces and permit rules should be verified through the HOA resale disclosure package. Qualified residents may also be eligible for City of Alexandria residential parking permits on surrounding streets.

Old Town Station HOA

The Old Town Station Owners Association maintains designated common areas and administers community standards. Depending on the current budget, association fees may contribute toward grounds maintenance, front lawn care, parking administration, trash service, snow removal, management and reserve funding.

HOA fees and services can change. Buyers should review the current budget, reserve information, rules, meeting minutes and resale disclosure package before purchasing.

Shopping and Dining

King Street provides a broad selection of restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops and professional services. Whole Foods Market and additional grocery options are also accessible from the community.

The Old Town waterfront, Torpedo Factory Art Center and Alexandria’s historic attractions provide additional entertainment and cultural destinations.

Parks and Recreation

Nearby parks include Hooffs Run Park and Greenway, Windmill Hill Park, Jones Point Park and the Old Town waterfront parks. These destinations provide playgrounds, walking paths, athletic areas and access to the Potomac River.

The Mount Vernon Trail offers a regional route for walking, running and cycling toward Mount Vernon, National Landing and Washington, D.C.

Transportation and Commuting

King Street–Old Town Metro serves the Yellow and Blue lines. Alexandria Union Station provides Virginia Railway Express and Amtrak service, while the free King Street Trolley connects the Metro area with the waterfront.

South Patrick Street, South Henry Street, Duke Street and the Capital Beltway provide access to Washington, D.C., Arlington, National Landing and other Northern Virginia employment centers.

Schools Serving Old Town Court

Old Town Court is served by Alexandria City Public Schools. Homes in the community have commonly been associated with Lyles-Crouch Traditional Academy, George Washington Middle School and Alexandria City High School.

Attendance boundaries and educational programs can change. Buyers should verify the current school assignment for a specific address directly with Alexandria City Public Schools.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Old Town Court located?

Old Town Court is near South Henry Street and Wilkes Street in the Southwest Quadrant of Old Town Alexandria.

Is Old Town Court the same as Old Town Station?

Yes. Old Town Station is the legal subdivision and association name, while Old Town Court is the community’s street address.

Are Old Town Court homes condominiums?

Homes are generally fee-simple townhouses rather than condominium units. Buyers should verify the ownership details for the individual property.

When was Old Town Court built?

Most townhouses in the community were constructed around 1979.

Does Old Town Court have assigned parking?

Yes. Properties typically include reserved or assigned parking, although the number of spaces and guest-parking rules vary.